[I had a bad feeling dropping a message with a "loosely connected" topic into another thread.]
When saving Illustrator files as EPS you have the choice to select the Illustrator version, including a warning that you may loose some features when saving as an older versions. I also remember that there was a case when dashed lines from an Illustrator EPS "escaped" from the encapsulation and created dashed lines elsewhere after distilling to a PDF. This was with a certain combination of FrameMaker and Acrobat versions. What I and others learned was that EPS encapsulation is not always encapsulating the EPS. In other words, I hear advice that you should stick to a certain Illustrator version level for all EPS graphics unless your FrameMaker version is younger than your Illustrator version - presumably to give engineers the chance to improve the EPS import filter (or the PS creating engine?). Or is that a myth? Will FrameMaker 7.0 without a problem process EPS files at Illustrator CS3 level? If there is a dependency, I am looking for a compatibility table that shows which versions of Illustrator EPS files are supported by which version of FrameMaker. Thanks, - Michael -- _______________________________________________________________ Michael M?ller-Hillebrand: Dokumentation Technology Adobe Certified Expert, FrameMaker Consulting and Training, FrameScript, XML/XSL, Unicode Blog [de]: http://cap-studio.de/
